Institute of Management Consultants New Zealand

IMCNZ is the professional body that supports and represents management consultants in New Zealand. IMCNZ help experienced professionals become management consultants, whilst maintaining professional development and standards for existing consultants.

IMCNZ are raising the bar for management consultants and this website is here for their members and clients.

IMC New Zealand was established in 1970 and is one of 50 members of CMC-Global, the International Council of Management Consulting Institutes. 2020 marked 50 years of IMC in New Zealand.

What IMCNZ offers:

• If you are a consultant, membership brings benefits such as professional development opportunities, resources, fellowship and support. By becoming a Certified Management Consultant (CMC), you can achieve the profession’s only international certification mark, recognised in over 50 countries.
• If you are looking for a management consultant, IMCNZ provide you with the assurance that the consultant you engage will have undertaken a rigorous certification process and will be an experienced and professional management consultant, committed to ongoing professional development, familiar with latest best practice and supported by the Institute’s resources and Code of Conduct.
• IMCNZ offer a range of networking and professional development events, both online or face-to-face.

Skylight Trust

Skylight supports people of all ages throughout New Zealand who are facing any kind of tough life situation, but they specialise in grief, loss and trauma.

Counselling

We provide counselling services for people going through difficult times in life. The range of issues we could support you with include:

• Grief and bereavement (including bereavement by suicide or homicide)
• Trauma (including witnessing a traumatic event)
• Family break up and adjusting to blended families
• Behavioural issues (anger in children, bullying, ASD)
• Illness and anticipated death
• Mild to moderate mental health issues
• Domestic Violence
• Broken relationships
• Injury or disability
• Disaster aftermath

PMINZ

PMINZ’s main purpose is advancing the practice, science, and profession of project management in a conscious and proactive manner. 

Specific purposes: 

• To serve as New Zealand’s national project management association. 
• To foster professionalism in the management of projects. 
• To contribute to the quality and scope of project management. 
• To stimulate appropriate application of project management for the benefit of the public. 
• To provide a recognised forum for the free exchange of ideas, applications, and solutions to project management issues among members, and others interested and involved in project management. 
• To identify and promote the fundamentals of project management and advance the body of knowledge for managing projects successfully. 
• To collaborate with, and provide guidance to universities, other educational institutions and corporate entities on appropriate education, career and professional development at all levels of project management.
• To provide a guiding influence in academic and industrial research in the field of project management. 
• To advise other associations and organisations on matters related to project management. 
• To support the formation and development of local branches and specific interest groups. 
• To seek and foster domestic and international cooperation and contacts with other organisations, both public and private, which relate to project management and to collaborate in matters of common interest and benefit. 
• To identify, develop, foster and maintain professional practices, ethical and accreditation standards and principles.

Vibe

Vibe is a Youth One Stop Shop (YOSS), providing a range of primary health and social support services for young people aged 10-24 years in Te Awakairangi (the Hutt Valley). 

Vibe aims for their services to be accessible to young people. This means that the services are youth friendly, in accessible locations, free and confidential. These are delivered ‘under one roof’ or ‘through one door’ to reduce barriers for young people.

Their services are delivered from two Vibe sites in Lower Hutt and Upper Hutt, as well as a number of schools and community settings across the Hutt Valley. They currently have over 5,000 young people registered with our service.

Vibe has a diverse team including nurses, doctors, youth workers, social workers, youth coaches, administrators, receptionists, and youth interns. They exist to support the needs and also the aspirations of young people, and provide or have links to a wide range of educational and developmental opportunities. 

Victim Support

Victim Support is an independent incorporated society that provides a free 24 / 7 community response to help victims of serious crime, trauma and suicide.

Their free service provides emotional and practical support, information, financial assistance, referral to other support services and advocacy for the rights of victims.

Victim Support make bold promises to our communities:

• they will be there 24 / 7 to help as people deal with or aftermath of crime, trauma and suicide
• they promise to make a positive difference to shattered lives
• they promise that in times of trouble they will make sure people get the help they need to be safe, to find healing, and to navigate the justice system.